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10 Oct 2025

World‘s 4th richest country becomes first Eurozone member to invest in Bitcoin.

Luxembourg’s Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) has allocated 1% of its $730 million portfolio to Bitcoin. Source: @CarlBMenger

9 Oct 2025

Bitcoin will become a “pillar of financial security,” like gold, and be included in international monetary institutions' official reserves by 2030, per Deutsche Bank.

Source: Bitcoin news

7 Oct 2025

BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF is now their most profitable ETF

Source: Bitcoin magazine

7 Oct 2025

Bitcoin: The undefeated champion of wealth

Source: UTXO Times @UTXOTimes

6 Oct 2025

Bitcoin Spot ETFs have now bought over $60 BILLION Bitcoin since launch

Source: Bitcoin Archive

6 Oct 2025

The S&P 500 is up more than 100% since 2020

But the index is actually down 88% when priced in a hard asset like bitcoin. Source: Anthony Pompliano 🌪@APompliano (H/t @philrosenn)

6 Oct 2025

It's liquidity stupid!

Strong M2 growth in China, and to a smaller extent Brazil and India, add to the ongoing expansion of M2 in the United States and in Europe. Our Global M2 proxy continues to point to a broadly supportive liquidity environment for risk assets. The S&P 500 continues to follow the evolution of our Global M2 proxy with an 11-week lag. Bitcoin has desynchronized from our Global M2 proxy since mid-August but bounced up strongly last week. Will it catch up our Global M2 proxy (and rise toward 140k)? NB: liquidity is one risk assets driver among others. Past results do not guarantee future results

6 Oct 2025

Debasement Trade propels Gold, Silver and Bitcoin as investors flock to the perceived safety of real assets while pulling away from major currencies.

The Yen tumbled on Monday as pro-stimulus lawmaker Sanae Takaichi was set to become Japan’s next PM. The dollar, which has weakened about 30% against Bitcoin this year, remains under pressure as the US government shutdown drags on. The euro has its own problems w/fresh political uncertainty brewing in France. Source: Bloomberg, HolgerZ

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